Samira Ahmed

⭐ Samira Ahmed – An Icon of Egyptian Cinema ⭐

🟢 Full Name: Samira Ahmed Ibrahim

🟢 Date of Birth: November 15, 1935 (Age: 89)

🟢 Place of Birth: Asyut, Kingdom of Egypt

🟢 Nationality: 🇪🇬 Egyptian

🟢 Profession: 🎭 Actress & Producer

🟢 Years Active: 1951 – Present

🎬 Her Artistic Career

Samira Ahmed was born into a middle-class family. Her father worked as a calligrapher at the Court of Appeal. She moved to Cairo with her family, where she was inspired by stars like Laila Mourad and Shadia. She began her career by chance alongside her sister Kheiriya Ahmed, starting as an extra before securing leading roles.

🔹 Notable Films:

🎥 Al-Kharsa (The Mute) (1961) – A silent role that showcased her talent

🎥 Struggle of the Champions (1962) – A significant social drama

🎥 Mother of the Bride (1963) – One of Egypt’s most beloved family films

🎥 Khan El-Khalili (1966) – Based on a novel by Naguib Mahfouz

🎥 Qandil Umm Hashim (1968) – A masterpiece of Egyptian cinema

🎥 Al-Shimaa (1972) – She portrayed the sister of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)

🎥 Night and Bars (1973) – A powerful social film

🎥 A World of Kids (1976) – A film she both produced and starred in

📺 Notable TV Series:

📡 A Woman from the Time of Love (1998) – A popular social drama

📡 Princess in Abdeen (2002) – A remarkable performance

📡 Oh Rose, Who Will Buy You? (2004) – A strong and impactful role

📡 Heart’s Wall (2008) – One of her final works

📡 Mama in the Department (2010) – A strong comeback to TV

💖 Personal Life

Samira Ahmed has been married four times, including:

❤️ Writer Wagih Naguib – With whom she had her daughter, Jalila

❤️ Producer Safwat Ghattas – Her last husband

🏆 Her Legacy

✅ One of the most prominent actresses in classic Egyptian cinema

✅ Known for her elegant and meaningful roles

✅ A highly respected figure in the entertainment industry

✅ Recognized for her grace, beauty, and commitment to meaningful art

🎭 Samira Ahmed… A Star That Will Never Fade! 🌟